Longtime KU administrator to retire this summer
David Ambler, longtime Kansas University administrator since 1977, announced his retirement as vice chancellor for student affairs, effective this summer, ending a lengthy tenure at KU.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2001
Page
17
David Ambler, longtime Kansas University administrator since 1977, announced his retirement as vice chancellor for student affairs, effective this summer, ending a lengthy tenure at KU.
White House spokesman Ari Fleischer questions Arafat’s efforts to curb violence, noting Palestinians’ jail design with bars and revolving doors as symbolic of unresolved security issues. The remark reflects ongoing skepticism about progress toward peace despite calls for restraint.
Edna Sponholtz started a Pearl Harbor diary on December 7 1941 to help her 4 year old son Lloyd then a future KU history professor understand America after the attack. The diary, now 60 years later, guides Lloyd as he explains World War II to students using the firsthand observations of a mother’s wartime daily life.
In Goshen Indiana a man who had been fired or was about to be fired returned to the Nu Wood Decorative Mill and opened fire wounding six others and fatally shooting a coworker before dying from a self inflicted gunshot. Police identified the shooter as 36 year old Robert Wissman of Goshen. A SWAT team found him dead inside the simulated wood factory with a shotgun under his body. About 35 people were inside at the time. most escaped unharmed. Six victims ranged from critical to treated and released.
Chief administrative judge Mike Malone said a downtown budget crisis has forced him to answer his own phone after his 17 year secretary retired and a hiring freeze blocked replacements. Budget cuts could reduce clerk hours by a third, delaying cases and risking speeds in trials.
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